Build your rack.
Tell us about the van and what's on the roof. The drawing updates as you go — that's exactly what we fabricate, so if it looks right here, it'll fit up there.
The van Sprinter, 2008 and newer
Look at the badge on the rear door or the length: 144 is the short wheelbase, 170 the long, 170 EXT the extended body.
The rack
Same welded construction on every model. Pick the front end and deck you want.
Lighting
Front lighting
Load lights
Awning
Mounts are welded into the rack, so we need the model and which side it lives on. Awnings hang from the front of the sliding-door line and run rearward.
Or a different awning
Roof cutouts fans, AC, anything the deck must clear
Measure from the center of the plug just in front of the factory camera housing, forward along the roof. Measure to the vertical wall of each vent, not the flange. We add the 1⅝" clearance ourselves.
Does it need a cutout? The deck sits a minimum of 1½" above the top of the roof rail track. Anything on the roof lower than 1½" clears the rack and doesn't need one. Vents, AC units, tents and most solar mounts do.
Two cutouts are included with every rack. Additional cutouts may carry a small fee, which we'll confirm on the drawing.
Anything else? optional
Anything on the roof we haven't asked about, something you'd like added to the rack, or a detail about the van we should know before we draw it.
How load lights mount
Both styles mount to hardware welded into the rack and wire through the tube. The difference is the light and how it hangs.
Where to measure
Every length runs from the same starting point, forward along the roof. Hook the tape once and read three numbers.